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CABINET FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c AT READY MONEY PRICES. B. EVANS & COMPANY RESPECTFULLY INVITE AN INSPECTION OF THEIR Li A R G E STOCK OF ALL CLASSES OF CABINET FURNITURE, CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, FLOOR-CLOTHS, MATS, MATTINGS, CRETONNES, AND ALL KINDS OF FURNISHING DRAPERY. ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS FREE UPON APPLICATION Swansea, February 29, 1884. ALBERT HALL, SWANSEA. ON THURSDAY, MARCLT 6, 1884, A Grand Performance of Dr. Parry's Oratorio, ''EMMANUEL, WILL BE GIVEN IN THE ABOVE HALL, By a Full Orchestra & Choir of 300 Performers. ARTISTES: Soprano-Miss KATE HARDY, R.A.M. Alto-Miss POLLY JENKINS, M. C. W. Tenor Mr. DYFED LEWIS, R.A.M. Earitone-Mr. JAMES SAUVAGE. Leader of the Band-E. G. WOODWARD, Esq. CONDUCTED BY THE COMPOSER. Doors Open at 7 Concert to Commence at 7 30 precisely. J ■ Ralnnnv Reserved, 4s. Area Unreserved, 3s. Balcony, 2s. Promenade Area Reserved, O3. RXUUUNJ* and jjaU^may be seen at Messrs. Brader's, Wind-street, and G. H. Brader, HeatSPEciALeTRAM8 will run, after the Concert, to Landore, Morriston, and St. Helen's, also a 'Bus to the Mumbles. Swansea Harbour Trust. ELECTION of FOUR PROPRIETARY TRUSTEES, Under the Powers of "The Swansea Harbour Act, 1854. -w/-wrm/re* to trvrcimY GIVEN that a MEETING N .h. PERSONS ..titled to v.« .t the Eteetto. Jf*. hour of El, ^th.kEo^hFoTsr„Wa.' t ELEOTIO^ofFOU R PROPRIETAR Y TRUSTEES, pSL, of the »id Act, in the pl.ce of tho.e *NOTICE ts^ER^B? ALSO GIVEN that Voting Clerk of the Truatees at the Harbour Offices, m the Town of Swansea. 1QQ/) Dated this 20th day of February, 1884. F. A. YEO, Returning Officer. FRANCIS JAMES. Clerk to the Trustees. Harbour Offices, Swansea. To the Electors of Proprietary Trustees of Swansea Harbour. GENTLEMEN, I -I A HONOR to elcct us THE term for which you did us the honor ig as your hX a renewal of about to expire, and pleased to place in the confidence same thought and attention on the affairs of the Trust as we have hitherto devoted to them. We are, Gentlemen, I Your most obedient servants, T. CORY, L. L. DILLWYN, JOHN J. JENKINS, H. HUSSEY VIVIAN. Swansea, 20th February, 1884. Great Western Railway. TRAIN ALTERATIONS FOR MARCH. DOWN TRAINS. Twv 8 10 T) m Mail Train from Paddington to New HE ».1U p.m. uiai firgt gecon(j Milford will start at 9.1& p.n^, through to South and thir^cl^tS cPhaange8 of 'gauge at Swindon, reaching SSnTIn louth Wales gabout the same time as at ■ Pi.fk.jret .t 7 0 for felSS?™N. "'SlU .ill JaA°New Train will leave Gloucester at .T"^5 V?' /ojj Catdiff, calling at all Stations, in connection with 7.30 a.m. train from Bristol^ TRAlNg a \f.:i Train from New Milford will be The o.O p.m. Mail Train from paddingtoD without accelerated, and will nrdiff°at95 Newport 9.26, and change of gauge^ paving Cardiff 2 25 SSd ofr4.35 a.m. Third-class passengers will be con- veyed throughout. VeThde7h10UigmOUTrain from Cardiff to Gloucester will start at 7.0 a.m., and run OR to Swindon in connection with the Bristol Express, reaching Paddington at a m Train from Swansea to Paddington will rf It 6 40 a m It will leave Cardiff at 8.55 a.m start at b.W. connect at Swindon with see Time Bills. J. GRIERSON, General Manager. The Gamant Colliery Disaster Relief Fund. SUBSCRIPTIONS to this FUND will be thankfully S received by either of the undersigned Rev. D. GRIFEITHS (Chaiman), Vicarage, Cwmamman, Dr. Howffli REES (Treasurer), Tirbach, Cwmamman, Mr. %AVII) RICHARDS, Hon. Sec., Glanamman Tin Works, Cwmamman, R.S.O. Mr GRIFFITH ELIAS, Hon. Sec., Garnant Tin Works, Cwmamman, R.S.O. £ s. d. Amounts already acknowledged 300 5 6 D Davies, Esq.,M.P.,Llandinam 1J J J Col°-1 Esq., Ystalyfera Iron W«rks 5 5 0 LampWGausSen,Llanelly 5 0 0 5fr- 5" „ Davies, Inomonger, Cwmamman 2 2 0 SeSKK.Rice.G'™^ 3 3 0 proprietor,ofjh*c°tr-n 1 1 S| Mr. W. Howell, Llanelly Mr. T. Arnold, do. 110 Mr. Herbert Peel, Llandilo -• 1 1 0 Mr. G. Jones, Pantglas, Llandilo 1 0 0 Mr. D. Lloyd, Blaenau t n n Mr. Joseph Rees, Raven Inn N IN « Mr. D- Bowen, Llandilo ••• „ « ° Mr. Edward Lewis, Cwmamman 1? Evan Rees, Colliers'Arms, Cwmamman. 0 10 6 Mr'Thomas, Cabinet Maker, do. ••• 0 Mrs. Thomas and Miss Shenton, Garnant q 10 0 H^E -• 2 7 6 Sums under l"s „ •_(. appeared before in one sum in The following app workmen •••» I g E*.V5S £ i> r- 1 1 Mr. D. Nicol, do J J Mr. T. Davies, Manager ••• G « Cawdor Workmen 20 2 0 Subscriptions will be duly acknowledged through The Cambrian. Blue Lias Lime, White Lime, Limestone and Silicious Fire Cement. B DANIEL JONES and Co. are Pr«P"«d to 0 Snpplj the above-named articles at all ttailway *8 £ £ »7 Works,PYLE,»<BRIDGED, TO LET. TO LET, 7, HEA.THFIELD. Apply LOWES and SON. TO LET. LARGE STORES and STABLE, Richard's-place, Swansea.—EXTENSIVE WAREHOUSES, Glou- cester-place, near South Dock.—SPACIOUS PREMISES, 45, Oxford-street, suitable for any business.—Apply EDWARD ROBERTS AND SON, Auctioneers, 40, Oxford- street, Swansea. To be Let, or Sold by Private Contract, ALL those PREMISES, situate and being 62, WIND STREET, Swansea, now in the occupation of Messrs. E. Jenkins & Son. The premises are very extensive, and comprise Shop and Cellar, Dwelling-house, Stores, Stables, and Chandlery Shop. Apply to JOHN F. ;HARVET & Co., Auctioneers, 14, Fisher-street, Swcnsea. Heathfield House. Swansea.. TO BE LET (FURNISHED), For Twelve Months. THE House stands in its own grounds, and commands a beautiful view of the Bay. It contains Dining- rooms, Drawing-room, Sitting-room, bath-room, ten Bedrooms, and every convenience. For particulars apply to G. S. RICHARDSON, Heath- field House, Swansea. TO BE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THE DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMISES (lately occupied by Mr. GOODING, House Painter), No. 10, Nelson-street, Swansea, near the Market. Capital opportunity for a Painter, Grocer, or anyone requiring a convenient premises near the Market, at a moderate rent. Apply to T. H. DAVIES, Auctioneer, 18, Union-street, Swansea. TO LET IN MORRISTON. A HOUSE AND SHOP in Woodfield Street (next doer to the Crown Inn). The above premises are large and commodious, and most centrally situated. Apply to JOHN THOMAS, Midland Tinplate Works, Morriston, near Swansea. HOTEL TO BE LET. A SMALL, FREE FULL-LICENSED HOTEL to be Let, in a good position with long lease good Coffee and Bed-rooms also a well-arranged Bar. Rent and in-going moderate. For further particulars, apply to JOHN M. LEEDER Auctioneer, Swansea. TO LET, AT THE MUMBLES, From the 25th March next. FERNCLIFF VILLA, containing fourteen rooms, with out houses and a large garden. Apply to Mr. T. WOOLLACOTT, Newton, Mumbles. FOR SALE. SWANSEA. BANK VILLA, 155, Gorse Lane, TO BE SOLD, with or without furniture. Apply to Owner, on Premises. SAFE INVESTMENT. FOR SALE, A WELL-SECURED LEASEHOLD GROUND RENT, amounting to £ 400 per annum, to pay 6 percent, per annum free of tax. Apply to JNO. M. LEEDER, Auctioneer, &c., Swansea. COTTAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE. To Capitalists, Members of Building Societies, and Others. For Sale by Private Contract, THE following very desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES :— Nos. 18 and 19, HEWSON TERRACE, Mount Pleasant. Nos. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, & 34, COLEBOURNE TERRACE, Carmarthen-road. Nos. 73, 79, 80, 81, & 82, WHEATFIELD TERRACE Carmarthen-road. All Let to respectable tenants. For particulars apply to Messrs. HARTLAND, DAVIES, and ISAAC, Solicitors, Rutland-street, Swansea; or to W. MANATON, Auctioneer, 23, Bellevue-street, Swansea. The Mote, Pembrokeshire. FINE OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY TENDER, the OAK TIMBER, some of it large size, STANDING on about 20 Acres of Land, on the FARM of PARK EAST, in the Parish of New Mote, in the County of Pembroke. The TREES are to be sold standing, and must be cut by Purchaser, and renjoved at his expense. The TREES and POLES must be taken away with the least possible damage to the Woods and Plantations, and to the land of the Tenant, who will have to be compensated for any loss or annoyance. The usual detailed Conditions as to method of Cutting, Trespass of Dogs, and other matters, will be arranged when a Contract is made. A deposit of 25 or 50 per cent., as may be agreed on, must be paid down when the Contract is signed, and the balance in equal moieties by well secured bills due at Christmas, 1884, and Christmas, 1885. Tenders to be sent on or before MARCH 10th next, 1884, to Messrs. JOHN HARVEY & SONS, Victoria-place, Haverfordwest, who do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any Tender. As the lot contains a very considerable quantity of large Timber, sufficient time will be given for its removal. The Woodman at the Mote, William Williams, will show the Timber. Haverfordwest, 22nd Jan., 1884. Glamorganshire County Lunatic Asylum. PEPSONS willing to CONTRACT for SUPPLYING the COUNTY ASYLUM with PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, COAL, and other Necessaries, for Six Months, ending September 30th, 1884, are requested to send in Sealed Tenders for the same by post, and not otherwise, so as to be received at the Asylum on the morning of the 12th MARCH. Each Tender must be accompanied with samples of the articles intended to be supplied. The Visitors do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest Tender. Payments Monthly. All Goods to be delivered at the Asylum free of charge. Further particulars, with Forms of Tender, may be bad on application to the Steward of the Asylum. By order of the Committee, WILLIAM JENKINS, Clerk and Steward. Bridgend, 26th February, 1884. I THE GUINEA DINING-ROOM CHAIR. SOLID OAK OR MAHOGANY. This CHAIR is of Exceptionally Good Value. THOMAS HEARD, 19, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA New Theatre & Star Opera House, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. DIRECTOR A. MELVILLE. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, Feb. 29th, and March 1st, Last Two Nights of Mr. CHARLES COLLETTE'S COMPANY. FRIDAY-BENEFIT of Mr. CHAS. COLETTE, under Distinguished Patronage. The Performance will commence with THE MARBLE ARCH. To be followed by THE GAME OF SPECULATION, And conclude with the Screen Scene from the SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. SATURDAY—Last Night-the Comedy Drama BLOW FOR BLOW. Conclude with the Domestic Drama MICAWBER. MONDAY NBXT, MARCH 3rd, The Great Adelphi Success, TAKEN FROM LIFE. Doors open at 7; to commence at 7.30. Mount Pleasant Baptist Chapel, Swansea. A B -A. Z A. A. S. IN AID OF THE NEW SCHOOL-ROOM BUILDING] FUND WILL BE HELD IN THE ALBERT HALL, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd & 24th, 1884. SCIENTIFIC AND HISTORICAL ACCURACY OF THE BIBLE. A PUBLIC LECTURE Illustrated with Diagrams and Geological Specimens, By Dr. SAMUEL KINNS, F.R.A S., &c., Author of" Moses and Geology," On TUESDAY EVENING, March 4th. 1884. IN ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The Chair will be taken at 8 p.m. by. Dr. RAWLINGS. The Attendance of Ladies is imlted. ADMISSION ,by Free Ticket, to be obtained from I A Mr. C. F. EDWARDS, Bookseller, Wind-street Mr. F. BONNETT, Chemist, Heathfield-street; or at the Y. M. C. A., Dynevor-place. The Royal Institution of South Wales. I SECOND COURSE OF FREE LECT (JRES TO BE DELIVERED IN THE THEATRE OF THE INSTITUTION. SESSION, 1883-84. WEDNESDAY, MAR. 5.—" Explosive Agents," with experiments, —Mr. WM. TERRILL, F.C.S. The Lectures will commence each Evening at Eight o1 clock. Admission Free. HORT. HUXHAM, Hon. Secretary. Royal Institution of South Wales, THE COUNCIL have much pleasure in announcing that, in consequence of the very large number who were unable to gain admittance last Monday even- ing, MR. J. SQUIRE has kindly consented to repeat his Lecture on VIOLINS and VIOLINISTS," with illustrations, accompanied by Mrs. Squire, at a future date, of which full particulars will be given. HORT. HUXHAM. Hon. Secretary. GREAT SUCCESS. ALBERT HALL, SWANSEA. (Entrance De-Ia-Beche-street). THE FLORENTINE VENUS EXHIBITION. Crowded attendance of Ladies, to gain a knowledge of the principles on which Health depends. Addressed by Mrs. Dr. HERBERT. Crowded attendance of Gentlemen, to learn the first lesson of our lives—" To Know Ourselves." Addressed by Mr. HERBERT, Lectures to Gentlemen every Morning from 10 to 2. Every Evening at 8. Lecture 8 30. Mrs. Dr. HERBERT will address Ladies every day at 3 and 6.30. Special Lectures to Married Ladies every Tuesday and Thursday. Admission-Morning and Afternoon, Is.; Evening, 6d. Front Seats, Is.' The Clergy and Medical Profession admitted upon producing their cards. Lost or Strayed. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, at Eleven a.m., from Westbrook, a YOUNG ROUGH-COATED TERRIER DOG, about six months old, with brown patch on left side of tail (latter very stumpy), and one on the back of bead. Answers to the name of Friday." Whoever returns same to Mrs. Capper will be hand- somely rewarded and thanked. DAVIES & LAMB OIL, OR\EA; B. COLLIERY BRATTICE, DOOR CLOTH, X- FLEXIBLE AIR TUBING MANUFACTURERS, STRAND SWANSEA. The British National Thrift Building Society. f incorporated under Act of Parliament). A Large Amount of Money READY TO BE ADVANCED. APPLICATIONS INVITED. For Prospectuses and other particulars, apply to THE SECRETARY, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, GOAT STREET, SWANSEA. SWANSEA STOCK AND SHARE LIST. LATEST CURRENT QUOTATIONS Supplied by MERBEBT RAKE, BANK BUILDINGS, WIND STREET, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. Amount. RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices. Stock. Brecon and Merthyr B. Debenture 100 74 76xd Stock. Hereford, Hay and Brecon 100 100 102 Stock. Llanelly Railway and Dock. 100 150 151 Stock. Llanelly Railway & Dock B 5 per cent. 100 127 128 Stock. Neath and Brecon A Debenture. 100 60 02 10 Pembroke and Tenby preference 10 71 7t 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay. 6 56 5f Stock. Rhymney. 100 180 182xd 10 Rhymney New Ordinary 4 8 8Jxd 50 Severn and Wye 60 2 3 Stock. Taff Vale 100 268 270 10 Taff Vale New Ordinary 8 27 271 BANKS. 40 Glamorganshire Banking Co., Limited. 10 221 10 London and Provincial Limited. 5 12t 13! 20 National Bank of Wales Limited 10 12 121 2Q Bristol and West of England, Limited. 7t 10 « iqa 2 20 Swansea Bank, Limited 7 9 9J GAS AND WATER. 10 AberdareGas. 10 11 III 10 Bridgend Gas and Water 10 8 9 20 Llanelly Gas Company A 20 18 19 Ditto Ditto B 20 19 20 Stock. Neath Water Company, original. 100 122 125 25 Swansea Gas, 10 percent. 25 44 45 25 Ditto, 7j per cent 25 34 34t MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Bristol and South Wales Wagon 4 61 7xd 10 Cardiff and Swansea Steam Coal Co. 10 2f 3 10 Milford Docks 10 1 u 62 £ Nantyglo and Blaina Iron 62i 48f 491 10 Newport Abercarne Steam Coal Co. 10 10 10J 5 Rhymney Iron 5 1J i| Stock. Swansea Corporation Loan 3t per cent. 100 95 96 50 Swansea Dry Dock 12 15t 16xd 100 Swansea Harbour Bonds, 4| per cent. 100 100 101 50 Swansea Merchant Shipowners 40 12 14 10 Swansea Shipping Company 6 2A 2J 5 Neath Tramways 5 J i| 10 Swansea Tramways 10 3 4 Swansea Wagon 4 i J HERBERT RAKE, BANK BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES RECEIVED DAILY, AT 12, 1.30, 3 AND 4 P.M. Feb. 28th, 1884. I WILLS & SCOTT, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 30, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. LIST OF BUYERS & SELLERS on application. To the Burgesses of the West Ward, Swansea. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, AT the request of many large and influential rate- payers, I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for the seat in the Town Council rendered vacant by the death of the late Mr. J. Ivor Evans. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours obediently, R. MARTIN. Swansea, 22nd Feb., 1884. TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON. THE next ANNUAL PRACTICAL EXAMINATION in PLAYING AND SINGING will be held at Swansea in June next. Also, the Half-Yearly Examination in THEORETI- CAL MUSIC AND HISTORY will be held on June 6th. Copies of Regulations, with any particulars, may be had on application to H. RADCLIFFE, 10, Carlton Terrace. Local Secretary. Steam Boilers —Ready for Delivery. W& J. GALLOWAY & SONS, Manchester, • always keep a large stock of GALLOWAY" and TWO-FLUED" Boilers ready for despatch. APPLICATIONS can now be entertained from Com- 'k mission Agents, Wholesale Grocers, and Oilmen, for Agency of Wildmith's Maltose Vinegar, and Patent Starch, manufactured by a new process, by which an un- rivalled article can be produced. First-class houses of good standing and able to do a satisfactory business only need address, "Silex," care of Bates, Hendy and Co., 37, Walbrook, London. Y. M. C. A. SWANSEA. SUBSCRIPTION 5s. PER ANNUM, entitling to use of Reading Room, Library, Lawn Tennis Court (Racquets provided), and Fives Court. Members Enrolled at any time. W. NICHOLS, Sec. SALES BY AUCTION. MR J. M. LEEDER. Silver Electro-Plate, Ac., at Swansea March 4, 5, & 6 MESSRS. TRIBE, CLARKE, & Co. Iron and Tin-Plate Works, &c., at Swansea March 11 MESSRS. E. ROBERTS & SON. Paints, &c., at Swansea March 3 MR. CHARLES HUGHES. Household Furniture, at Swansea March 3 MESSRS. H. HILL & Co. Household Furniture, at Sketty. March 4 Household Furnituie, at Swansea March 12 MR. T. H. DAVIES. Leasehold Propel iy, at Dnnvant March 12 MESSRS. J. F. HARVEY & Co. Grocery Stock-in -Trade, at Swansea March 6 Leasehold Property, at Pontardawe. March 12 MESSRS. J. HOWELL THOMAS & THOMPSON. Timber, at Llandilo March 12 MR. THOMAS GRIFFITHS. Trees and Poles, at Felindre •* March 7 Oak and Larch Trees, at Cwmgwaun March 8 0] T MR. W. H. HAYNE. Slates, Slabs, Sills, &c at Boscastle March 12 SHIPPING—Peter Graham s.s., of Swansea, sailed Feb. 28 from Bnrriana for London.

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